This Sunday Kimberly-Clark and Ogilvy Sydney will launch a new TVC that reveals the unique features of Huggies DryNites Pyjama Pants that empowers children with a secret weapon to take control of bedwetting and protect against leaks.

Research shows that when a child wets the bed, they have no control over what's happening and feel powerless to stop it. The new TVC shows a young boy on a sleepover at a friend's house and before bed he reveals his Huggies DryNites as his secret weapon and confidently says he doesn't need to worry about 'yucky stuff' like leaks in the morning.

The ad highlights that only Huggies DryNites offer superior protection
against leaks due to their ultra absorbent layer and core, and tailored
absorbency areas where boys and girls need it most.

Says Lia
Kostopoulos, marketing manager baby wipes and child care: "The campaign
is about helping mum understand that Huggies DryNites are the best
pyjama pants for her child and that she can feel confident that in the
morning the bed will be dry because they know they've deployed the best
secret weapon."

The new 30 second and 15 second TVC's will run on
national television from this Sunday 14 October. This will be supported
with an extensive digital campaign running across all young children's
websites in Australia and www.DryNites.com.au.

This is the latest campaign for Huggies DryNites Pyjama Pants following on from the successful 'Hiding' TVC developed in 2008.

Agree awesome kid talent but for fuck sake, the number of kids at this age that are still wetting the bed should be so minor that as a society we don't need to produce a nappy to cater to it. As a parent it shits me that we pander to this stuff.

Why on earth would you want to merchandise something like this?
Little boys of this age wouldn't be so cocky about being bed-wetters.
Where's the insight?
How unsubtle. How insensitive.
He could as well be advertising a Happy Meal.